Survey of Organizational Administration & Supervision Concentration

Academic Affairs
Enrollment and Student Achievement
Location: Ellington, Room 206
Phone: 931-221-1021
Website: https://www.apsu.edu/programs/index.php

The APSU General Studies Major is designed for those who have completed another bachelor’s degree. It is a non-licensure degree option that allows flexibility for students maintaining family, military, and employment obligations and is broad-based to allow for more individualized approach to degree completion and/or pursuit of two or more minors. The student completes one of the following seven concentrations: Education (Non-Licensure), Health, Humanities, Multi-Disciplinary, Organizational Administration and Supervision, Social and Behavioral Sciences, and STEM.

Program CIP Code

16.24.0101.02

General Education Core

	Credit Hours
see General Education	41
University-Wide Freshman Seminar Requirement	1

Major Core Requirements

Upper Division Courses

Complete one course from:
UNIV 4900 - University Studies Internship 3
UNIV 4995 - University Studies Capstone 3

Total Hours 3

Concentration Requirements

Required Courses

Complete a maximum of 24 credit hours from:
ACCT 1000-4999
BUS 1000 -4999
CCET 2450 Jobsite Management 3
CULA 2340 - Human Resource Management 3
DSCI 1000-4999
ECON 1000-4999
ENGT 2750 - General Contracting 3
FIN 1000-4999
HOSP 1000-4999
INTS 2000 - Introduction International Studies
LDSP 2010 Introduction to Organizational Management 3
LDSP 3120 Intercultural Business Communication 3
LDSP 3230 Workforce Management 3
LDSP 3240 Financial Management, Analysis and Reporting 3
LDSP 3600 Organizational Marketing 3
LDSP 3650 Global Marketing 3
LDSP 4100 Economic Issues for Organizations 3
LDSP 4500 Management of Operations 3
MGT 1000-4999
MKT 1000-4999
MT 1000 - Introduction to Business Environment 3
MT 2010 - Accounting Survey 3
MT 2030 - Marketing Survey 3
MT 2050 - Principles of Management 3
MT 2100 - Mathematics for Management 3
MT 2120 - Statistical Process Control 3
MT 2150 - Personal Financial Management 3
MT 2200 - Business and Industry Safety 3
MT 2250 - Introduction to Business Law 3
MT 2270 - Business Ethics 3
MT 2370 - Human Relations in Business 3
MT 2400 - Human Resource Management 3
MT 2450 - Labor Relations 3
MT 2500 - Purchasing and Logistics 3
MT 2550 - Small Business Operation 3
MT 2570 - Production Management 3
MT 2600 - Seminar Special Topics 3
PM 3240 - Public Budgeting and Financial Management 3
PM 4350 - Employment Discrimination Law 3
Students must complete a minimum of 12 hours from the following courses to complete the requirements for this degree:
AET 1000-2999
CA 1000-2999
CCET 1000-2539
CCET 2541-2749
CCET 2751-2999
COMM 1200 - Introduction to Mass Communication 3
COMM 1400 - Introduction to Public Relations 3
COMM 1900 - Introduction to Event Planning 3
COMM 2010 - Introduction to Corporate Communication 3
COMM 2310 - Small Group Communication 3
COMM 3010 - Integrated Corporate Communication 3
COMM 3320 - Business and Professional Communication 3
COMM 3750 - Event Planning: Risk Management 3
COMM 3910
COMM 3915 - Advanced Event Planning 3
COMM 4020 - Communication in Organizations 3
COMM 4410 - Conflict Resolution and Negotiation 3
COMM 4444 - Cultural Context in Communication 3
COMM 4810
COMM 4910 - Public Relations Campaigns 3
CULA 1000-2339
CULA 2341-2999
EET 1000-2999
LDEV 1000-4999
LDSP 1000-4999
MS 1000-4999
MSL 1000-4999
MT 1010 - Mathematics of Drugs and Solutions 2
MT 1050 - Industrial Mathematics 3
PM 1000-3239
PM 3241-4349
PM 4351-4999

Survey of Organizational Administration & Supervision Concentration

Program CIP Code

General Education Core

Major Core Requirements

Upper Division Courses

Total Hours 3

Concentration Requirements

Required Courses

Total Hours 36

Program Free Electives

Total Hours 39

Total Program Hours 120